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Spikes ana Dars.

May Of the summer sbsentees
have returned-not hurried back %
much BY the close Of the season q, By
the seasons clothes.
THvs far thers have been eleven
railway sccidsnts with large loss Of
life this year. In oil these over 200
people were killed and more than 900
injured.
The largest incoming summer pas.
senger business ever known has been
performed by the railroads, which tes-
tifies 10 the confidence m snifested TO.
ward Memphi - q summer place.
The rival passenger agents for roads
wet Of the river have not been a. %.
cisble toward each other the past two
or three days a. previously, but they
will soon resume the friendly smiles.
THs Tennessee Midland road ..ems
energetically pushing forward, and Q
connection with jackson, Tenn, 10 sn
early probability. This will cause
great r. JiciDs, ~ that point has been
very awkward TO reach by present
facilititA
CoL MARrIS KELLY ha, Just 70.
turned from Ireland and brought
Barney Hughes the hspdsomest CAGE
10 DO found in the land Of poetry and
song. The railroader 10 very proud OF
Il, and will soon make his debut with
the attachment.
Tbs interstate law seems 10 have
recently found many advocates, and.
~ II becomes understood, the on.
tapelements may not be o. disastrous
- first supposed. The long and short
haul clause Ia the most troublesome,
owing TO the many contradictory on.
tanRlsments.
JANE X. 0oDEs has accepted the
presidency OF tie Knoxville Carwheel
wo,Ls Inn success and promotion
causes rjoicir z among his many
friends ell over the country. He hsa
been through tho entire railroad cal.
endsr ot positions and filled each one
very crtdiiably.
The TeIas and Arkansas excursion
has not bten a heavy 40 anticipated,
owirg 10 the crop gathering, but q
very large number have parsed through
Memphis. Many remained few
hours, and were surprised nj the
growth and activity.
. MAsrKn SAMUEL A. KonlBRY, WI,
has been connsced with the Louis
Vile and Nashville freish, Office durlp
the past two Yeas, and resigned Il
take q three year, course Of studio
at the Knoxville University, left Ia,
night for that institute.
TBE Memphis and Bald Knob raj
road Ia now completed through fror
Bald Knob to the II. Francis rive
the 6st engine having passed eve
the entire distance Tuesday Of L.,
week with the inspectors, and II 10 ar
dertood now that trains will be IN
regularly In q few days, giving q cloe
through connection via Nettleion I
Memphis, and via Bald Krob 10 Littl
Rock.
A NAsHvILLu Banner repo rter, Or,
Ing 70 "corner" Dol. Josiah Patterso
on the Midland road, went at hi
thusly; "Don't you think that,
Memphis 10 q terminal p )int, Shelb
county orght 10 subscribe m muc
o. DAyids0n7" swell, Shelby count
and Memphis has paid % Tor rallroas
where Davidson has paid 81, an
Memphis nov has number OF Ind
pendent roads which 70 through Q
parts Of the county, The Colonel,
will be seen, didn't Corner" and "p'
abug In the ear" OF the reporter thl
enabled him 10 see Memphis vii
more enlarged vision.
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SHELL OYSTERS AND CLANS
yust Received Per Express from
New rors.
FIRST THIS SEASON.
A,so. oysters In bulk snd canr.
HENRY LuEHRMANN.
ChIcnxo Kaearsssn.

The Louisville A Nashville railroad
will sell tickets TO Chicago ard return
on Saturday. SeptembsrS 8, al fl2 for
the round trip. via Evansville or Cairo,
Tickets sond Tor AZ cen days returning.
Once PSI Vain street.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CA!h Ky ;s. AHis' Weather clssr ana vsrm.
No arri walls or departures.
LOUISVILLE. August N.-NIght--Riysl
.,stionary; 5 fest In the canal and 10 inohsl
on The tails. wsAthsr fsir and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, Ausust 30. --n,ghs-.Ths
Paris o. Brown will not arrive until w ednes.
day evening; leaves Thursday for st. Louis
BT, LOUIS. August 30. = NlGht-Riysl
fallen 2-l0 inchssi Isuge I. Bin ches. Weather
clear and cool. Departed; Belle Memphis
Yitk,burs; John Gilmore and New South
Cairo.
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IF you make II a rule to favor all
your cold drinks with ten to fifteen
drops Of Angostura Bitters. YOU will
keep free from Malaria and Summer
Dlseases, and have your digestive or
gaDs In good order. But be sure you
get the genuine article, manufactured
only by DR.. J. g. b. Segert 4 Sons.
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"R,wara.''

We will pay a reward Of $50 Tor the
arrest aud conviction Of each and
every one OF the persons who intulted
passengers on the street cars returning
IRON Jackson Mound Park, on Sunday
evening, August rs, 1887.
Jackfon Mound Psrk .Aseocistlon.
By THO. KHKKRL, Secretary.
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chicago Ineursiou.

The Chesapeake a OHIO route will
sell Chicago exoursol tickets, satur'
day, September 3, al So, good returning
fifteen dayr. Time three hours ahead
OF any other line.
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niIburn ain ana Machine 60.

Have on hand, ready Tor prompt do
livery, Engines, Boilers and httnes,
Gins, Feeder Condensers, Hydraulic
Cotton Presses, and everything per-
tanning 10 q fret Glars CLAIMING outfit.
Write them before Won purchase.
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lee Cresm Pe,.snins

Tho len cram which caused the
sickness Of children on Msoison street
was brought from Nashville and sold
by dealer on Main street.
JOS. sPEonT A SON.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

MIsSHAroLis The subject oil Gen.
eral Master workmsn Powderly's ad.
drees on October 81, before the Ma
tional convention Of Knights OF Labor
In this city, will he "Tns World A.
KnIghthood Would Make t."
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OvRnros 4 GposyESoR offer the
atoreh Jup No. 800 Front street, nov
occupied by Porter & Macrea, for rent
from September lsi.
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C.P. wIsKLKa, vocal teacher and
organist. Instruction givon On piano,
organ and guitar. New term begins
September 8. Office. large hall mp
stsirs over No. 223 second street.
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4 Chisess Complexion.

When observed In one Of tbs Caucasian
race. 10 indicative Of bile In the blood. who
would DO yellow whom be or she can exhibit
the hue Of health on cheek and brow through
the aid Of HO,,,,t,r', stomach pl,tors, IN
sn,.s.ni,, at whose oa,sl I've, complain,
takes refuge In hlsht. Fat Upon the tongue,
rib, ani shoulder blade. "a unplsassn,Iy
odorous krcah are remedlable With III Q
be.isn sl,sra,ivs, .hlsh de-. not, IKE ,. .
like the mefcartai Ireparations, contami.
nate the blood. Not only the liver, bet the
stomaih and bowels ars aroused, toned and
Requested BY thh Acc family msdieine'
Witch ,. ven the eeaaispss o. N rs.pee ",
its behalf, but By the consistency OF ths
| slsims made for II With its performance Ia
every instance when tested.
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Call Telephone 90, day and night,
W. X. EDWARDS A BRo.
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niibsrn ois and Machine 90.
Keep on hand q large stock Of Steel
shafting, which they cell at the same
price ~ IRON, Sss or write them be.
lore 700 purchase shaftipg or Pulleys.
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OLD papers for saleist ArPrlL Office
30 cents per l0O. G&s
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For Dessert

Older Ice creem angel food cakes ard
assorted sLall cakes Tor todAy's din
nsr Of jos. srEcHT a SON.
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m,,s.y. ain ans m.eh,ne 60.

IL headq uarler for Little Giant Got.
ton PTeesOs. WHts 10 them for prlces
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Go 10 No. 80 Court street for 6rst
class hoard.
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Dansrua
ADVICE To noruEns.

Mas. wusloy'ssocTsiss srnuy. shoald
always be used tor children teethins. II
s IN psI.' s.r,. .,ad cole, ssd ii. b.,i
remsdv ser Ilsvrhnst 80 . hottie.
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Ror Nenf.

Commodlous hotel. centrally To-
Gated In the city.
J.s, kspREys,
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YAUaUIEs v.MALE INSTITUTE

fAuQuIEW f.MAIE INSTITUTE
WARRkNTON, VA,
OPENS ia 9Th annual leis Jon tept. IL.
Of Va, unsurpassed for u. beauty, fertility
and hsa thfulnts'. OnlS 50 miles from Wash.
Intton The grounds, ten ares in Gil, are
beautifully laid out. The building 70 one q
the bne.t school edihces In the State; A full
corps OF teachers. Terms r.asonabie. and
made Known on application. For catalogues.
adore. q 10. u. 30 Tier, A. NJ. Principal.
Near cnsRLoIfssviLLE.v Va.
For Boys and Yong MEN. Send for
|.kfshSR WOODS. PS.B.. x,.osisi..
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Ne wise In Tin q.
Ne wise In Tine.
Buy the Old Reliable
PlTrsBURG COAL;
ALSO,
ANTHRACITE,
all tiE,s.
O. d. BRYAN & Co.,
20 Madison s,re,t,
and Corner
Main ard Beal.

OyHnros 4 GnosyKsoR offer the store.
house No. 800 Front street, now occu.
pied by Porter & Maeroa, for rent
IRON September let
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MENKEN q COMPANY.

We will sell all our 25c and 6Oc
metal belte.
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ROlfe Grammar School,
100 Marshall Avenue.
Fall Term Begins Sept. Goth.

Apply for sdmi,,ion 10 L. N. Finisy. Esa..
or TO the Principal, at i05 MARSHALL avenue.
X. NJ. ROLFR, Principal.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. March 26, noon.-Stocks quiet
but steady. Money easy at 1904 per cent.
Exchange, long 81 S5tz0gi S51a; snort "a S14
al M. state bonds neglected. Government
bonds duh but steady.
500 D. m.-ISXcnange dull and UNCHANGED.
Money easy at 1905 per cent. closing offered
at 20. Sub-Treasury Dalances-Gold, Sl35,
l67 900: currency. SlS.070.Oc0. Government
bonds dull but firm; four per cents 1855;
three per cents. 1909. State bonds dun but
steady.
morning until after the issue of the bank
statement. When il appeared, however, 1t
was an agreeable surprise to the street, and
the fact that the banks had succeeded IN con-
tracing their loans without increasing rates
for money. and had met the call for funds
from the West without materially dlmlnlsn-
ing the surplus reserve, created an imme-
diate reyulsion OF feeling, and leaders and
trAders Immediately began to buy. The ABB
eence OF any material bear interest made an
advance in quotations an easy matter,and all
favOrites moved up on largely Increased Dusl-
ness. Northwestern, western Union, LOUIS
vile and Nashville, Canada southern ana
Michigan Central were especially strong ana
among the inactive stocks, Milwaukee, Lake
shore and Western preferred, and ONO ana
Mississippi were the most prominent Tor the
advances made. The opening was talrly
steady, showing Insignificant changes, ana
in the waiting disposition among traders
transactions were dull and prices somewhat
Irregular. with no positive movement IN
either direction. Toward noon the dullnefB
was mere Ased, but after that time the entire
market sprang into activity, all the leading
shares becoming decidedly strong. There
was halt IN the movement toward , y. M.
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family 81 00l04 so. oitv mills supertine So 80
Cos 90. extra So 25(GS rs; Rio brands ~ on
"a 70. Wheat-Southern steady and quiet;
red 9lt993c, amber 92(S94c; No. l Maryland
SOC md: Western frmer; No. Western win
ter red, on spot SSs19o9c. Corn-Southern
steady: white 4694Sc, yellow 46G41c; western
easier and duh.
damage and drought, together with large ex-
port clearances at New York, caused
stronger feeling and better demand, ana
rod. cash 7S31Gs79I4c, May 7s76@7a]5c. closing
at 799sc bid, July 771%(G772Sc, closing at 77ssc'
Corn flrmer. closed &c higher; No. mixed,
cash 34sz0S5Ic, May delivery SS12QS5ssc, y MY
2Ihc. Oats very dull and EASIER NO. z
mixed, cash 2734(D2Sc, May 2S16c bid. Whisky
steady at 81 Is. Provisions urmer but very
slow, with only a small job trade done: FORK,
small lots of old mess $l4 80; do. new Sl1 90:
lots long clear soc, short rib 7bo, short
clear SC. Bacon, shoulders 25c, long clear
sec, short ribs 8715GS 46c. short clear 6oC@
75c. Hams, l113&l4c.
CINCINNATI. March 26.-Flour heavy and
unchanged. Wheat higher; No. red SIC.
Corn in good demand; No. mixed $3.50.
Oats firm; No, mixed SOC. Pork dull at
ST 30. Lard scarce at 25c. Bulk meats firm !;
short clear SC. short ribs 75c. Bacon in good
demand; short clear 621I(4S zoe, short rlDs
s 3ps@S 45c. Whisky steady at 81 l3.
NEW ORLEANS. March 26.-Cotfee I'M
changed; Rio cargoes, common to prime
lSssQGl5hc. Cotton seed oil-priEle crude 2Sc,
summer yellow S51a@36c. Sugar quiet but
steady; Louisiana open Rettle, prime tSse,
Louisiana centrifugais, choice white $50
5 0-l6c, prime yellow clarified 7-l69513c. off
yellow clarified $50. Molasses, Louisiana
centrifugas, lower grades advanced; strictly
prime to fancy CSC, fair to good prime 22925c.
common to good common 1SG2lc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, March 26.-Spirits turpentine.
27s Cd.
NEW YORK. March %, noon.-Splritst urpen-
tine dull at 8819c. KOsIn weak at 81 050pl 10.
500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine dull. RoBin
firm at 81 071a03l 1919.
CHARLESTON. March 26.-Spirlts turpentine
steady at S5c. Rosin steady; good strained
soc.
WILMINGTON, March 26.-Spirits turpentine
dull at 341ac. Rosln 1rm: strained 1920,
good strained size. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip ana
virgin u 80.
RICE.
NEW YORK. March 26.-Rlce market firm
with fair demand.
NEW ORLEANS. March 26.-Rice unchanged
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-2S bbls spirits turpentine, la5
bbls rosin. trunk mdse, 10 crates eggs, Dbl
bottles, 2 soda water crates, Dbl rice, box
soap. / Dbl four Dbl bacon, 10 Sacks peas, !
keQ syrup, 4 sacks potatoes, bale hides.
Per Charleston and savannah Ry. March 20
u cars phos rock, cars fertz. horse, crate
eggs, 800 bbls cement, n car fruit, organ, !
case clothing, 40 caddies tobacco, pigs cOm
ware. pkg glass. book case, 10 bbn whisky.
2 10 bbls whisky, sacks peas. boxes tobacco,
| box boots and shoes, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry,
March 26-22 bales cotton. 62S bbls rosin. 1893
bbls epirits turpenJlne, u cars lumber. / car
hAy. 28i sacks blood. $50 bblB grits, car stone,
400 sacks cotton seed meal. cars wood. car
brick, cars coal 90 pr wheels, 492 kegs nails
BS bsXe8 tobacco. 10 bbls eggs. g cara rails, 81
boxes moulding, Is tic bars, 70 bales hiues. IA
sacEs rice, pea beef, Dbl candy. ! mule, 2
bbls syrup, cAsea cigars, 32 boxes mill merry.
80 pkQs mdse. 2.S03 boxes oranges. 10y boxes
vegetables, bbls oranges, 242 bbls vegetables,
@ refrigsrators Strawberries. ana mdse.
Per central Railroad, March $3.50 bales
cotton, ~ bales yarns. ~ bales domestiCs. 100
lbs aeon Z balos hides. 10 rolls leather 81 pkgs
tobacco, Isl bbls rosin. 2.GS2 bushels oats, go
Dbls lime. S bbls spirits turpentlne, 626 bales
nay, bbls whisky, u Dbl WHISKY, horse, IS
Ok rs furniture and b h goods, 1 car lumber.
bpls syrup, 1880 bushels corn, 20 cars wood.
cars NATL, Is sacks rice, ~ casks clay, 1%
pkgs wood In shape, l pkg vegetables, l car r
r iron, pkg wax, 2 pkg mchy, $50 pkgs mdse,
16 bales paper stock, ~ pkgs hard ware, 20 PIX rs
plOws, 90 pigs emptes. ~ cases eggs, cars
coal.
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The following specials to the MORNING NEWS
are published for the benefit of our Florida
and Georgia readers and those Interested in
fruits and vegetables. and can be relied upon
as accurate and reliable:
CINCINNATI, o., March 26.--StrawbeFries,
4Oc per quart: tomatoes. IS per bushel; peas,
50 so per crate, JOHN o. MOORE & Co.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-The market oOn-
tnues to improve. Indian river oranges,
$4a5 per box; Florida oranges fancy, 80 50a4
per box fair, 50 50a3 GO per box; russets, 81 25a
IS per box; poor, 81 90 per box T.; Strawberries,
Florida, per quart 40a60c
A. b. DETwILER Il SON.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

New York, March 24-Arrived. schrs Jennie
Hall, Hall, Fernandina; II Dewitt, Della
hanty, jack sOnvile; Florence Il Lillian,
smith, do: John Davis, Greene, do; Maud
Snare, Dow, do; Melissa A Wiley, Wiley,
Daren; Enchantress, Rollent, savannah;
Waccamaw, Squlres, Georgetown, Z; Nell
lie Floyd, johnson, do; ID K Baker, BayIes,
do. Josephine, Evans, do.
Cleared, steamship Hatfield (Br), Bevan,
Port Royal, 8 G.
Aim wich, March 24-Arrived. bark Now
Hill Obj, Williams, Bull river.
Cadiz, March 29-SaIed, bark Blandina 7
(Aus), KraOIch, Pensacola.
Dartmouth. March 24-Arrlved, steamships
COrnucopia tBr) Meredith, Port Royal; Deer
hill BIZ. jenkins, Coosaw.
Isle of Wight, March 22-Passed, barks
Kongs Verre Nor, Jonssen, Brunswick for
Stettin.
Penarth, March 23-sailed. steamship
Thropton lBr), Buchanan, Savannah.
Pernambuco. March 3-Sailed, bark Chal-
grove tBr), Francis, Tybee.
Rio .Janeiro, March 4-Saied, ship Premier
(Nor), RonnebeTg, Pensacola.
Darien, March A-Arrived, schr Job II
Jackson. Lewis Providence.
Key West, March 24-Arrived, schr Geo Jur
geus Apaachicola.
Pensacola, March 24-Arrived, bark Unlone
Utah, Porceila, Table Bay.
Cleared, ship Sabine tNorl, Borgesen, Liv-
Philadelphia. March 24-Arrived, brig Belle
OF the Bay. Behrman, savannah.
Perth AmDoy, March 24-Salled, schr r. ID
Spear, Farr, Brunswick.
New YORK, March 2S-Arrlved, stmrs City
of Chester and Republic, Liverpool; Saale.
Bremen; Leasing. Hamburg.
Arrived out, stmr Umbria, New York for
Liverpool.
York.
Cleared. schr Susie P Oliver, Snare, Boston.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Dessoug, Howes, Philadelphia
c q Anderson Agent.
steamship VIM Crane, Billups. Baltimore
JAS " est Il Co.
Brig John Wesley, Hand, Baltimore-Jos A
Roberts Il Co.
schr Ida Lawrence, Young, Baltimore-Jos
A Roberts u Co.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-G w Tiedeman, w Miller, ID
j Morrison, 4 Nj Hull, Z Seller, Pearson ),
j b Chssnqtt, ii solomon Son, Decker II f,
Moyle, W A Jaudon, IL Schroeder, u sui
livan. II Garrard.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, March 70
-Trsnsfer OAice, N Y Henderson. Harms "
j, Ludden a. Il, j 8 Collins n Co, Nj Wilasky,
smith Bros Co, Solomon son, DR. ID
Martin, z A Schwarz, Decker Il ID Z MY
erson, u w Tiedeman, A Einstein's Sons,W u
w Howe, @ Il StulJs.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Rv.
March 26-Fordg Ofice, J X Clarke q 90, IL
Johnston, Dale, ID s. Co, McDOnough 4 GO, l.
Putzel, Reppard Il Co, ID c Bacon n Co, M
Henderson. Smith Bros u Co, Lee Roy Myers,
Uhlander Bros, Weed \ G, standard on Co,
Ferst Co. w d Simkns, Myers Bros,
Quarterman, A Enrich h Bro, Warnock u
w, Epstein Il Bro, A Champion. d BUT
Ter, D Dancy. A Einstein. b G Wright,
b Ii Levy Bro. Chestnut ON. . Den
ton, krouskof, Bendheim Eros Y Co, w
Tedder, q Heoker & Co, lyman. A ID
Thompson, W 5 Hawkins, W W Gordon Co,
K b Cassels, Palmer Bros, Einstein's Sons.
Ellis, Y & Co, j Z Williams, w W Chisholm,
Peacock, ii & Co, MY&D i Mcintyre, W F
Bowe, Baldwin Co, c L Jones. Butler x 5.
Garrett, S 4 Co, Jno Flannery Il Cop Fall
Ion, Maclean, Warren & A, Sanga.
PerCentrai Railroad. March rs Fordg Agt,
II NJ Conner " COG w alter * Co, Al Farley,
W W Gordon u Co, W srren & A, HERON Il g,
Order, Standard Mfg Co, Nell Co. W
ID Dixon, Weed & Z. Palmer Bros. Gilman,
A Nichols, BSck 4 S, q Fl Carson, q Nc
Alpin, Graham & ii. A b Hull, q Butler. J
B Floyd. A HanIey. I'll Myers q Bros, j =
Benson, VIM Hone h Co. Epstein u Bro. j
krsnham, M boley & Son. Smith Bros y Co,
c L Stults. A Ehrlish Il Bro, Eckman& V, W
Ii Cosgroye, q iiecker Il Go, Freeman OF
NJ Hull, Potassium Mfg Co. Williams, J
NJ Norman. ID bacon Co, Electric Light
Co. Peacock. IL j. Co, Decker 4 +, Puder 81 ID,
Fl 6 Gauahl, A Letter, WarnOck Il w, DR. ID
Cox, Caroline Baker. Nj Baker. b Rothwell.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

PoULTRY-Market steady; receipts heavy;
demand light for grown; half to three-qu
teFs grown IN good request. EGGs-Market
irregular, with fair demand; receipts very
light. PEANUTs-Ample stock; demand far;
market firm and advancing. SUGAR-Geor-
gia and FLORIDA nominal; none in market.
HoNEY-No demand, nominal. SWEET POTA-
ToEs-Scarce; receipts very light; demand
good.
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SAILED Y ESTERDAY.

Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
steamship Fglantlne lBrl. Reval.
Steamship Embleton tBrl, Barcelona.
Bark Sjomanden Nor, Belfast.
Scnr Wade Hampton, Charleston,
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LyMBER-By Sail-Tonnage is in scant sup
ply and the few offerings are readily placed
at outside figures. A number of vessels can
other Georgia ports. Freight limits
are from IS to Sc from this and the near Geor-
gia ports to the Chesapeake ports, Phlladel-
phia, New York, Sound ports ana eastward.
Timber 6Oca$l higher than lumber rates. To
the West Indies and windward, noVnnsl; to
South America, sl8a14: to Spanish and Med
iterranean ports sllal2; to United Kingdom
for orders, timber, 27a2Ss; lumber, fS los.
Steam-To New York, 81: to Philadelphia, 81;
to Boston, 50,
NAVAL STORES-Firm. Foreign-Cork, ETC.,
for orders As Sd, and. or 9s; AdrIatIo, rosin,
SIS I'D; Genoa, rosin, So. Coastwise-Steam-
To Boston, SOC on rosin, 81 on splrits; to New
York, rosin. SOC. spirits soc: to Philadelphia,
rosln soc, spirits soc; to Baltimore, rosin. soc,
spirits roc.
COTTON-By Stean-The market is stead {
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SUNDAY, March 27, 1857.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

SteamehIp City of Savannah, Smith, New
York-C G Anderson, Agent.
Bark Pandora Nor, Gjeruldsen, Liverpool,
with salt to NJ Gilbert 4 Co; vessel to p
ShOtter 4 Co.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-W I Gibson. Manager.
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cared. schr Susie P Oliver, Snare, Boston.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

schr City OF Baltimore, at Baltimore from
Jacksonville. experienced heavy weather,
started forecastle house, smashed sma boat /.
cracked forward rail and started cabin sky
light. W mich l0oced that department.
Bark Linda, OF Genoa "a linda G.. OF Genoa,
FROM Pensacola Jan II for SugderlaId), was
spoken March 2. lat 80 o.. Ion "a IS, with loss
OF foretopmast, jibboom. bulwarks and boats,
ana with deck swept, steering for Fayal. She
wished no assistance from steamer DeerhOund
tBr), from Plymouth via Bermuda, at Balti-
more, which vessel rep0rts the above.
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ana slight reaction but upward movement
was again renewed in the last hour. and the
close was moderately active and steady to
hrm AT the best prices of the day, with the
sctlVe list higher. Total sales aggregated
2ol,OoO shares, The market closed ut the fol-
lowing nMnIatlOns.
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KNPORrs.

Per steamship DesBoug. for PHILADELPHIA
1913 bales upland cotton, 80 Dales paper stock.
ga bales domesucs and yarns, l5t bbls rice. "a
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shipping 9ntplltnPufe.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
sun RISES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
SUN SETS. ...... .......... ........... .....6:l6
HIGH WATER atSavannah. $50 A NJ 10:14 N